Kennedy Set for First News Conference On TV Radio
President Kennedy will hold his first news conference tonight, to be broadcast live on radio and television worldwide. USIA coverage includes live feeds to Latin America, Europe, the Near East and Africa, with a film record and transcript sent to 82 countries.
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Kennedy
U.S. Information Agency
U.S
White House
Pierre Salinger
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Salinger
American Broadcasting Co
USIA
Latin America
Far East
Europe
Near East
Africa
Usianmotion Picture Service
Radio Clue Narrows Sea Area In Santa Maria Search
Naval search efforts for the Santa Maria, seized by pirates, focus on a smaller sector southeast of Martinique. Rainey noted no contact yet but said broadcasts narrowed the likely area as destroyers, patrol planes, and international ships comb the Caribbean amid rough seas and forecasts of squalls.
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Santa Maria
Martinique
U. S Naval
Spanish Main
South America
Henrique Galvao
NASA studies space fuel stations for ships in orbit
NASA awarded a 100000 dollar contract to Lockheed to examine assembling two satellites in orbit at 18000 mph then joining them. If feasible, plan calls for later tests with Thor Agena B and Atlas Agena B systems to create large space vessels assembled in orbit for deep space missions.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
George C. Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Sunnyvale
Calif
Lockheed
NASA
Record-breaking cold grips Florida as fronts move south
A cold wave warning is issued for northwest Florida with the rest of the state seeing chilly, windy weather and some rain. The panhandle interior risks freezing rain or drizzle tonight as a frigid air mass pushes south with strong north winds. Small craft advisories cover both coasts while south Florida escapes the worst due to warm offshore winds. Temperatures stay subnormal through Monday with chances of heavy rainfall in north and southeast Florida.
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Panhandle
Weather Bureau
South Florida
Gainesville
Tallahassee
News While It's News
A brief promotional note states editors report 85 percent of live news happens in daylight. The newspaper promises world and local coverage with AP and UPI services plus its own reporters, urging readers to follow the day’s events as they occur.
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United States
Associated Press
United Press International
Focal
Kensington Park Homes Opens 14 Acre Swim Club
Residence oriented ad notes a 14 acre Kensington Park Homes swim and country club opening for residents. Also advertises Sarasota best home values from 12 450 to 19 450 with contact RI 17 3011.
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U N Members May Pull Congo Force
Diplomats feared the UN Congo force may shrink from 19 000 to about 9 500 as six nations threaten withdrawals. Morocco will redeploy 31 139 men by Jan 31, while the UAE asks repatriation of 497 troops by Feb 1. Ghana Guinea Indonesia also plan pullouts totaling 5 553 soldiers. Sweden may withdraw if civil war escalates.
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N.Y
UPI
Congo
Mohammed V
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United Arab Republic
Ghana
Guinea
Indonesia
Eisenhower enjoys retirement with hunting and new freedoms
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, age 70, relaxes on his Georgia estate posing carefree, drives a car for the first time in two decades, contemplates learning to place his own calls, and hunts quail with host W. Alton Jones. He dispenses cautious remarks on Cold War diplomacy, urging skepticism toward Soviet peace feelers.
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Eisenhower
Blue Springs
South Georgia
Georgia
Thomasville
Treasury
George M. Humphrey
George E. Alien
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchev
Castro Rival Demonstrations Cloud Havana Night
In Havana, supporters and opponents of Premier Fidel Castro held rival demonstrations in front of the Church of Our Lady of Carmen near Havana University. Police intervened quickly, preventing clashes as the crowd of Castro supporters exceeded 1,000. no casualties were reported.
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Henry Raymont
United Press International Havana
UPI
Fidel Castro
Church of Our Lady of Carmen
Havana University
New Rochelle Desegregation Order Targets Lincoln School
U S District Judge Irving R. Kaufman ordered the New Rochelle School Board to desegregate Lincoln School by the 1961-62 year after finding district lines and covert transfers kept the student body 94 percent Negro. The ruling, urging an April 14 plan, signals broader Northern action against segregated schools and prompts cautious optimism from plaintiffs and Negro leaders.
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N.Y
UPS
New York City
U.S
Irving R. Kaufman
Lincoln School
Kaufman
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Portugal Alerts Naval Stations For Red Attacks
The Portuguese government warned Navy coastal stations to watch for possible rebel attacks on possessions in the Atlantic. Despite pirate leader Henrique Galvao’s broadcast from the liner Santa Maria promising to free Portugal, life remained normal in Lisbon.
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Portugal
Lisbon
UPI
Atlantic
Henrique Galvao
Santa Maria
Committee Views Insurance Laws Re-Shaping Plan
A Florida special committee studying proposed changes to state insurance laws outlined recommendations at a Tuesday meeting. Walter Rountree urged a law requiring out-of-state casualty and surety insurers to post cash deposits in Florida, proposing 75000 for bail bond surety firms and 50000 to 75000 for casualty insurers.
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Tallahassee
UPI
Walter Rountree
J. Edwin Larson
Florida
Shopper Announces Wide Coverage in Sun Shine Shopping News
The first issue of Sun shine Shopping News appears as a supplement in THE NEWS. The section will be mailed to 30,000 additional homes for delivery after county polling. Total guaranteed circulation exceeds 49,000 as THE NEWS expands shopper coverage.
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THE
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